Julianne Hough insists she’s ‘never been healthier’ after bikini video sparks concern
All the celebrities at the Louis Vuitton spring 2025 show in Paris: Zendaya, Lisa, Alicia Vikander and more
Louis Vuitton always closes out Paris Fashion Week with the most star-studded front row of them all.
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The best dentist-approved electric toothbrushes we tested in 2024
You'll brush aside your manual toothbrush after trying out these tested, dentist-approved picks.
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R.I.P. John Amos: ‘Coming To America’ And ‘Roots’ Star Dead At 84
Amos' son confirmed he passed away in August of natural causes.
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BlackRock’s Larry Fink sounds off on investors expecting huge Fed rate cuts
The Fed slashed interest rates by a larger-than-expected half-percentage point just over two weeks ago.
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Who is Harold Daggett, the union boss behind the port strikes who fought Mafia ties?
The longtime blue-collar advocate has fought against alleged ties to the Mafia in the past while he led a luxurious lifestyle.
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Airbnb.org is giving Hurricane Helene victims free temporary housing
The nonprofit is partnering with local organizations to place displaced residents in free housing on a short-term basis.
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Angry residents say new housing development is plaguing neighborhood with ‘dust storms and earthquakes’
They say constant noise coming is making life hell and they can even taste the dust and dirt coming over from the site.
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The Next Big Horror Trend Is Here, and It’s Spectacular
This year’s most delightful movies have audiences shrieking for a whole other reason.
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October Prime Day 2024: Subscribe Now and Save $42 on Audible
Prime Big Deal Days is a week away!
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Harrowing footage shows barrages of Iranian ballistic missiles launched at Israel
An Iranian ballistic missile barrage overwhelmed Israel’s defenses — with dozens of strikes seen on Tel Aviv and other population centers Tuesday night. Sirens flared as Iranian missiles targeted central and southern Israel in Tehran’s first direct attack on the Jewish state since April, according to the Israeli military. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)...
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Inside Drake Hogestyn’s final ‘Days of Our Lives’ episode before his death
In the final episode, the actor's character shares some touching moments with his grandson.
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NJ Dems consider issuing travel advisories for pregnant women on local abortion laws
A proposed New Jersey law would create a color-coded travel advisory based on local abortion laws.
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Expert guide to the 20 hottest Christmas toys to shop for the 2024 holidays
All the toys the kids on the 'nice' list need ASAP.
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Kerry King of Slayer announces 2025 tour, NYC show. Get tickets today
The heavy metal icon will melt faces at Irving Plaza on Feb. 7.
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‘Good Times’ star John Amos dead at 84
The "Good Times" actor died in August, according to his son, Kelly Christopher Amos.
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Watch Live: Trump campaigns in Wisconsin
Former President Donald Trump is in Waunakee, Wisconsin for the fist of two campaign rallies in the Badger State today beginning at 2:30 ET. Trump is scheduled to take the stage in Milwaukee at 6 ET.
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Breathe easy with the Coway Airmega Purifier — over $50 off today on Amazon
Care about your air? Check out this great deal!
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Long Beach man who bragged about crime on Instagram pleads guilty to $2.6-million jewelry heist
The thieves made off with 19 bracelets, seven pairs of earrings, four necklaces, a pair of obelisks, eight rings, and 20 watches, according to federal prosecutors.
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Dad treks 27 miles on Helene-flooded roads to get to daughter’s wedding
‘I just kept putting one foot in front of the other,’ said David Jones, who trekked more than five hours to walk his daughter down the aisle
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The five smallest countries in the world cover less than 50 square miles combined
Vatican City, Monaco, Nauru, Tuvalu and San Marino make up the world's smallest countries. The biggest of the group, San Marino, is only 25 square miles.
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AFI Fest brings the best from other festivals to L.A. film fans
Along with world premieres from Robert Zemeckis and Clint Eastwood, this year's AFI Fest will showcase many titles that have launched on the festival circuit.
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The Many Lives of Jack Antonoff
The producer and musician on Sabrina Carpenter, Taylor Swift, the Bleachers tour, and composing for ‘Romeo + Juliet.’
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Letters to the Editor: Trump's promise to end the war in Ukraine sounds like Nixon's 'secret plan' in 1968
Trump says he'll end the war in Ukraine. But as Nixon showed in 1968, vague promises of peace can make the situation worse.
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‘Speak No Evil’ Comes to Digital, But When Will ‘Speak No Evil’ Be Streaming on Peacock?
James McAvoy's new horror movie is now available to buy and rent.
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Wildfires in California have burned 1 million acres so far this year
Spiking temperatures added to the challenges facing firefighters struggling to contain a stubborn Southern California wildfire, as the total acres burned in the state this year surpassed 1 million
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New Jersey offshore wind farm clears big federal hurdle amid environmental concerns
The federal government has given a key approval to an offshore wind farm in New Jersey
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Hailey Bieber shows off new blinged-out necklace dedicated to son Jack Blues
The model also gave a glimpse via Instagram of her husband Justin Bieber's baseball cap tribute to their baby boy, who was born in August.
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Former NCAA track star Shelby Daniele dead at 23
Former Cal Poly track star Shelby Daniele, who was an all-conference selection multiple times, has died, the school announced last week. She was 23.
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More than 100 people accuse Sean 'Diddy' Combs of sexual abuse, exploitation
More than 100 people joined a class-action lawsuit filed against Sean 'Diddy' Combs alleging that the founder of Bad Boy Entertainment sexually assaulted and exploited them.
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Experienced BASE jumper dies near Utah peak, sheriff says
Jonathan Bizilia, a 27-year-old BASE jumper, was found dead near Willard Peak in Utah last week after failing to check in with a friend, authorities said.
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Lions' Dan Campbell explains why he feels ‘awful’ after Jared Goff’s perfect night
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell found out speaking to the media after Monday night's win just how good Jared Goff's night was.
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NYC attacker in ‘X-Men’ shirt randomly bashes elderly woman
The 68-year-old victim was strolling on East 14th Street near First Avenue, steps from the Stuy Town apartments, around 6:15 p.m. Sept. 22 when the Manhattan menace crept up behind her, police said.
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Mark Gonzalez for Assembly District 54
Mark Gonzalez has worked for the current Assembly member for years and has a deep understanding of the needs of residents across this Los Angeles district.
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Video shows daring chopper rescue of 74-year-old hiker who fell from bridge
A West Coast Coast Guard crew medevacked an injured hiker after the 74-year-old man fell off a bridge near Brookings, Oregon, with video helicopter video capturing the drama.
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Princess Zelda is the year's most butt-kicking childless cat lady
"The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom" at long last places the title character at the heart of the action. The result is an inventive, character-driven game.
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‘Lost’ at 20 Years: Why the Show Is More Important Now Than Ever
Illustration by Eric Faison/ABC Studios/Getty ImagesIn honor of the 20 year anniversary of the Lost pilot, which flew into our lives on Sept. 22, 2004, I decided to do a full series rewatch. There is no official reunion to mark the crash of Oceanic 815, but a new documentary, Getting Lost, takes us back to The Island. Getting Lost is making the festival circuit will hopefully be streaming on one of the services you currently pay for (ugh). More than anything, the documentary is a love letter to the community of Lost, aka the fans, but it’s also a fun behind the scenes retrospective that acknowledges some of the wrongs of the showrunners. I do not mean the finale.Safe to say there are spoilers ahead.To talk about Lost is to talk about a moment in time, historically, culturally, and personally. Historically, we were reeling after 9/11, so a story about a plane crash tracks. The castaways were afraid of “The Others,” and had a hard time working together with their own allies. The oft repeated mantra of “live together, die alone,” echoed the post 9/11 rally of “united we stand.” Both in real life and on The Island, we loved to figure things out but, even if we got answers, we still questioned reality. Knowing which leader to follow often felt like an exercise in faith.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Tennessee migrant workers arrested for allegedly looting Hurricane Helene devastation
Washington County, Tennessee, authorities arrested eight migrants accused of looting residential homes badly damaged by Hurricane Helene.
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Appeals court judges shine light on Tish James’ monstrously stretched case against Trump
Trump’s case demonstrates the monstrousness of §63(12) when stretched as James stretched it.
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U.S. sanctions extremist West Bank settler group for violence against Palestinians
The U.S. on Tuesday imposed sanctions on Hilltop Youth — a group of extremist settlers in the Israeli-occupied West Bank who attack Palestinians.
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Pete Rose posed with Reds legends, signed autographs day before death
Pete Rose was all smiles during a reunion with fellow members of the "Big Red Machine" at an autograph show Sunday.
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DAVID MARCUS: The Vance vs. Walz debate is best scored using boxing rules
Ninety percent of Americans likely already know who they are voting for. Only 10 percent can be swayed and boxing’s unique scoring system almost perfectly corresponds to this.
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Davante Adams reacts to Antonio Pierce’s apparent social media shade about Raiders trade
Internet observers noticed that Pierce "liked" a post on Instagram in which NFL analyst Michael Fabiano had said not to be surprised if Adams has played his last snap with the Raiders.
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Israel under attack: Gunmen kill 8, injure others near Tel Aviv
A mass shooting by at least two individuals near Tel Aviv has wounded ten victims, some of them critically — an incident authorities believe is terrorism.
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‘American Pickers’ Star Frank Fritz Dies at 60
D DipasupilFrank Fritz, star of the reality show American Pickers, died on Monday. He was 60-years-old.Deadline reports that a Facebook group was the first to confirm his passing. “This is a very tough announcement to make Frank passed away last night around 7:30 he was surrounded by myself Mike Wolfe made a high speed to get back here from Nashville and other friends,” the post by Annette Oberlander Willows read in part.Fritz began co-hosting the History Channel program with Wolfe, his longtime friend, in 2010 but stepped away in 2021. The show has run for 25 seasons.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Rudy Giuliani slashes price of NYC home by nearly $1M in last-ditch bid
Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani is racing against time to offload his Upper East Side condo.
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From Shoes to Alcohol, These Products Will Be Impacted by the Dockworkers’ Strike
With a U.S. dockworkers’ strike at major ports from Maine to Texas, these are the products that could be impacted.
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Ina Garten’s Mom Tried to Stop Her From Marrying Jeffrey Garten
Daniel Zuchnik/GettyBarefoot Contessa star Ina Garten said she had to face down her mother’s blunt disapproval before marrying her now-husband of 56 years, Jeffrey Garten.In 1968, Garten’s parents paid her a visit to express their opinions ahead of Jeffrey’s impending proposal. “My mother walked into the room and said, ‘I don't think you should get married,’” Garten said on Tuesday in an interview with Hoda Kotb Today. “She thought she knew better for me,” she continued. Garten said her response in that moment was the first time she’d ever stood up to her mother. She told her, “‘I’m very sorry,’ and I said this with as much love as I could—‘This is the first time I’m ever going to say this to you. I don’t care what you think, I’m marrying Jeffrey.’” Garten said it “took a lot of courage,” and her mother didn't take it well, as she left the room in silence. Garten's father, in contrast, called her marriage to Jeffrey the “smartest thing you’ve ever done.” Read more at The Daily Beast.
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